Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-16
LOCAL SREviTIES.

Mr.. Arthur Hartwell of yellow Springs,
Is in the city.
Dr. W. Ii. Smith went t" Cincinnati to-
day on business.
Court adjourns for the term on Monday.
II has been In session nearly ten weeks.
Miss Cawein. of Louisville is the guest
of Miss Rosa Guepner, at the Ardade hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ritson, of Columbus,
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs John A Ship
man.
An effort will be- made tomorrow in the
Second Baptist church 10 raise $500 of the
church debt
Harry Gray. diSorderly; Dave Martin,
drunk; aud Harry Statee, lettering. were
arrested yesterday.
Miss Fannie Thompson, daughter of the
late Hon. John G. Thompson. is the guest
of Miss Anna Shipman.
MI and Mrs. W. W. Diehl and little son
and Miss Amelia Iamart are AT the Mag
netic Springs in Union county.
Rev +. Reuben Wagner, late of this city,
sailed from New York July IA, on the
steamer Nevada, for Glasgow.
The trustees of the Childrens' home and
their families had a very pheasant picnic
on the home grounds yesterday.
Mr.. c. {. Haines. travelling passenger
agent of the Pan Handle. with headquar-
tiers at Dayton. is in town today.
Peter Rockel was this morning appointed
by Probate Judge Miller administrator of
the estate of Lydia Ierkle, deceased.
new side track. 10 be used by the
Champion City Oil company. is being laid
today by the Pan Handle road. near Hani-
ka'S fence works.
Colonel Harrison Tone. of Dallas, Texas.
was in the city yesterday the guest of his
friend. Mr.. Bruce Moffat. Colonel Tone
comes pretty near being good one.
Mr.. John II. Thomas received cable
gram this morning from his son. Mr.. Will
5. Thomas. stating that he and his party
had safely arrived at Queenstown, in
Ireland.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Kelly. of No. ilS State street died yester-
were taken TO Clifton this morning for in
terIuent
Dr. l.. F.. Niles went L. Osborn yesterday
and conducted an autopsy upon the body
of the late George Hedley, who died of
consumption. Dr. Myers. of Donnelsyile,
and other physicians assisted.
Mrs Amanda Delmas, of Hope" planta-
ton. ST. Mary parish. Louis ana, one Of
the most successful sugar planters Of the
south, is about to visit the family of Mr..
Marshfield Steele in this city. and is ex-
pected here this afternoon.
The folder gotten out by the Bee Line
for July. giving complete time card for
that road and its connecting lines. together
with specially engraved railroad map Of
reflects credit on its designers.
The board OF underwriters, at their regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday. voted their
secretary. Mr.. II. NJ. Shepherd weeks
vacation and SIS TO pay his expenses, in
consideration Of faithful services as secre-
tary. The lemonade was forthcoming.
There is big crowd around Harris's
cigar store every night TO see the League
and Association base ball returns. Cincin-
natl is the prime favorlte with most of the
boys, and the great ball the team is play
ing now gives universal satisfaction.
Professor Nose Foreman and John Knapp
have returned from trip to the Coney
Island of the West. They went down
week ago and were engaged To play for a
week. which they did with great success.
Nose is sunburned and looks like farmer.
A party consisting OF Mrs. George ".
Hit. Mrs. John +. Mitchell Misses Nellie
and Sallie Mitchell, Miss Julia Laying Of
Toledo, Miss Blanche Chance. Miss Nancy
Carpenter and Miss Katie Mitchell, of
Springfield, are spending few days at
Fountain Park. Trbana Citizen.